
Feature Profile 37477
This feature profile provides information about headsets and headset-to-phone connections that are
compatible with the following phones:
Polycom® SoundPoint® IP 301, 320/330, 321/331, 335, 430, 450, 501, 550, 560, 601, 650,
670 running SIP software 3.0 or later
Polycom® VVX® 1500 running SIP software 3.0 or later
Polycom® VVX® 500 running Polycom® UC software 4.0.1 or later
Polycom® VVX® 600 running Polycom® UC software 4.1.2 or later
Polycom® VVX® 300/310, 400/410 running Polycom® UC software 4.1.4 or later
Web Info: Where do I find more information about using headsets with my Polycom
phone?
For more information on how to use headsets with your Polycom phone, navigate to your
phone’s Support page from the Polycom Voice Support page and refer to your phone’s Quick
Start Guide and User Guide.
Using Headsets with Polycom®
Phones
Have you ever wanted to field a phone call while simultaneously sending emails to clients or
customers? Using a headset with your Polycom® phone enables you to take calls handsfree at
your desk, multitask more effectively, or even handle calls while you’re away from your desk.
Headsets can help you maintain your productivity, whether you are at or away from your
workstation.
The topics in this feature profile include:
Phone Interface Types, Cables, and Adapters Lists Polycom phone interface types and
compatible interface cables or adapters.
Compatible Headset Types Lists compatible headset types, including analog, USB,
electronic hookswitch (EHS), and Bluetooth headsets.
Manufacturer Support Lists contact information for your headset manufacturer.
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Feature Profile 37477
Phone Model/Interface Type
Wireless Headset Connection
SoundPoint IP 320/330, 321/331
(2.5 mm)
SoundPoint IP 301, 335, 430, 450,
501, 550, 560, 601, 650, 670 (RJ-9)
None
VVX 500, 600, 1500 (RJ-9)
VVX 300/310, 400/410 (RJ-9)
Using Headsets with Polycom Phones
Phone Interface Types, Cables, and Adapters
Polycom phones and supported headsets have 2.5 mm, RJ-9 (sometimes called modular or
direct-connect), USB, or Quick Disconnect/Easy Disconnect (QD/ED) interface types. The
following table displays the phone interface types:
Table 1: Polycom Phone Interface Types
*Although Polycom recommends using a QD/ED to 2.5 mm cable for optimal audio quality, you can also
use a QD/ED to RJ-9 cable in conjunction with an RJ-9 to 2.5 mm adapter.
The following table displays the interface cables or adapters that may be required for
compatibility between your headset and your phone:
Table 2: Required Phone Interface Cables or Adapters
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Feature Profile 37477
SKU 2200-11095-002
(Packs of five, valid for use worldwide.
Refer to Polycom part number when
ordering.)
Note: Using Sennheiser headsets with the SoundPoint IP 430 phone
The SoundPoint IP 430 phone is not supported by UC software version 3.3.0 or later. As a
result, Sennheiser headsets are not officially compatible with the IP 430.
Additional device(s)
needed
Soundpro Monaural Noise Canceling
Headset (SP10N/TT4)
Polaris TT4
Soundshield 3G
amplifier
Using Headsets with Polycom Phones
Compatible Headset Types
Polycom phones and supported headsets have 2.5 mm, RJ-9 (sometimes called modular or
direct-connect), USB, or Quick Disconnect/Easy Disconnect (QD/ED) interface types. Polycom
phones are compatible with a number of different headset types, including analog, USB,
electronic hookswitch (EHS), and Bluetooth headsets. The following tables list the supported
headset types and models. Other headset models may function with your Polycom phone but
have not yet been tested by Polycom.
Compatible Analog Headsets
Analog, or wired, headsets are compatible with a wired connection to most Polycom phones
using one of the interface cables or adapters described in Table 2: Required Phone Interface
Cables or Adapters.
To learn more about connecting your analog headset to your phone, visit your headset
manufacturer’s website in Manufacturer Support.
Table 3: Compatible Analog Headsets
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